Preslav Kostov

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Preslav Kostov is a London based artist whose work engages with the intricacies of identity and recollection of memories. Employing the technique of automatism, Kostov’s paintings emerge from a cumulative process of self-questioning around past observations.

 

Kostov's imposing compositions dialog with the form and palette of the old master painters, presenting imagined scenes of discovered narratives situated within a liminal realm. His works speak to the enduring reality of human experience.​​​​​​​

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  • Preslav Kostov, The Time Thieves, 2023
    Preslav Kostov
    The Time Thieves, 2023
    Oil on canvas
    120 x 150 cm
    47 1/4 x 59 in
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  • Preslav Kostov, Fitting In, 2023
    Preslav Kostov
    Fitting In, 2023
    Oil on canvas
    50 x 65 cm
    19 3/4 x 25 5/8 in
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  • Preslav Kostov, What is silence to noise, 2024
    Preslav Kostov
    What is silence to noise, 2024
    Oil on canvas
    120 x 150 cm
    47 1/4 x 59 in
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Courtesy of Brynley Odu Davies

B. 1998, Bulgaria. Lives and works in London.

 

Education

2021 - 2023 Royal College of Art

2017 - 2020 Leeds Arts University

2016 - 2017 Royal Drawing School

 

Group Exhibitions

2024 Notes towards a shell, Tara Downs, New York, USA

2024 ArtSG - Gallery Vacancy

2023 NEW NOW: Part 1, Guts Gallery, London

2023 Touch-a touch-a touch-a-touch me, Berntson Bhattacharjee, London

2023 From The Cloud, Baert Gallery, London